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The infernal inferno machine
May 6th, 2007

The infernal inferno machine

Most accidents, it is said, occur in the home. I’m not sure whose home exactly, but I wouldn’t visit them if I were you.

Apparently the Bathroom is the most dangerous room statistically, and Saturday is the worst day. Perhaps you should avoid the bathroom altogether at the weekends.

More people die in the home through accidents than they do on roads. I might move into a camper van, but would that be worse?

The tumble dryer is the most likely appliance to burn your house down. Boxy, metallic arsonists.

Even putting your socks on can be dangerous. Please take care.

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13 Comments

  1. golfwidow Identicon Icon golfwidow on 07.05.2007 at 06:41 (Reply)

    Don’t just clean your lint traps. Wash them and make sure water can flow through. They get clogged with fabric softener, which can prevent air from circulating properly.

    This has been brought to you by the Golf Widow, who will this year be celebrating the 20 year anniversary of the Christmas someone didn’t check the lint trap and burned up her Tardis Express (when it absolutely, positively, has to be there yesterday) sweatshirt.

  2. Adam Identicon Icon Adam on 07.05.2007 at 08:46 (Reply)

    *ouch*

  3. Success Warrior Identicon Icon Success Warrior on 08.05.2007 at 10:53 (Reply)

    Good to know about washing the lint screen. Hadn’t thought of the chemicals clogging it up.

  4. sir jorge Identicon Icon sir jorge on 08.05.2007 at 13:16 (Reply)

    Finally, the truth comes out.

  5. The Great Joe Bivins Identicon Icon The Great Joe Bivins on 11.05.2007 at 13:49 (Reply)

    One time I was sleeping in my bed, with my bedroom door LOCKED…and I woke up to find my dryer standing at the foot of my bed…STARING AT ME.

  6. Blatant Boca Identicon Icon Blatant Boca on 14.05.2007 at 05:12 (Reply)

    Maybe i should just buy some new socks.

  7. julie Identicon Icon julie on 16.05.2007 at 19:57 (Reply)

    now I am very nervous!

  8. the unnecessary hub cab Identicon Icon the unnecessary hub cab on 27.06.2007 at 19:17 (Reply)

    It would probably be most dangerous to have your dryer in the bathroom. Pf, like even that has anything on my sock infested kitchen.

    No I never read old comments of mine, because I look at them, and see signs of insanity that are never pleasant at all. AT ALL!

  9. franzy Identicon Icon franzy on 12.07.2007 at 17:37 (Reply)

    Dr Hoffman never thought of THAT one!

  10. Ben Identicon Icon Ben on 11.08.2007 at 19:48 (Reply)

    Front loading washing machine are really bad.
    When the thermostat in them breaks and the heating elements get stuck on, they boil dry and brun whatever is in them and then what ever is out of them.
    It has happened to me once.
    I think laubdry white goods in general are evil, hence why when I get me a girlfriend, she will do all that stuff.
    (females are known to be more resistant to evil voices than men, or just more lazy about it).

  11. Melanthios Identicon Icon Melanthios on 19.11.2007 at 00:19 (Reply)

    You wouldn’t think they were so unhappy with us, with how much we sacrifice to them and their God of the Laundrette.

    Perhaps it is all the Doesn’t Matter they contain. H’m….

    1. Adam Identicon Icon Adam on 19.11.2007 at 09:23 (Reply)

      “Doesn’t matter” – hoho, class.

      1. Melanthios Identicon Icon Melanthios on 19.11.2007 at 19:09 (Reply)

        There’s Matter, Anti-Matter, and Doesn’t Matter.

        Socks contain a lot of Doesn’t Matter, which is (it is theorised) why they disappear.

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